A day on the water is where Michelle shines brightest. Picture a private sloop on the IJ, a light breeze, something cold waiting in the galley, and a companion who knows how to trim a sail and, just as usefully, when to leave the work to the skipper. Even with windblown hair and salt on her sleeves, she remains unmistakably elegant.
Sailing is her great enthusiasm, and museums run a close second. Back on land she is equally at home in the long galleries of the Rijksmuseum, where she will steer you past the crowd around the Night Watch towards a small Dutch interior she adores. In the evening, mixology takes over. She loves a proper cocktail bar and can explain what a good vermouth does to a drink, which is more than many bartenders bother to. She considers it a form of tailoring, done with ice.
Michelle is 27 and a curvy 173 cm. Her hair falls long, straight and dark brown, her eyes are brown and quick to smile, and her look is soft rose-toned romance with a tailored spine: a blush silk blouse under a sharp navy jacket, pearl studs, a hint of pink on the lips. Elegant, and warm with it. She dresses as if the day might end somewhere grand, because with her it usually does.
She is also wonderfully chatty, and nurturing in a way visitors to a new city quietly appreciate. She asks about your day, remembers the name of your colleague and suggests the right restaurant before you think to ask. Cindy shares her love of sailing; Jasmin, close by in the centre, shares her fascination with a well-made drink. Her warmth is practical, not decorative.
Michelle lives in Amsterdam Centrum and speaks English. For a day that moves from harbour to museum to cocktail bar, she is the natural choice. Wear something that can handle a little spray.
